Sentence examples for is scratched from inspiring English sources
noun
A disruption, mark or shallow cut on a surface made by scratching.
- I can’t believe there is a scratch in the paint already.
On the schoolhouse's floor an 'X' is scratched.
The seed coat is scratched, or scarified, during passage through the digestive tract of the manakin.
And then the word "people" is scratched out, replaced with the word "corporations".
Once after seeing "Speed Racer" at home, he said: "Dad, I think the DVD is scratched.
On one carriage window, the word MAD is scratched; on another the word MALICE.
"It's not like my name is scratched because there is some sort of confusion.
Augusta National remains a seductive environment but with occasionally sinister undertones if the surface is scratched.
Now if a guy is scratched, the doctors will tell them to sit it out".
Occasionally, something intervenes to burst the narrator's bubble; there's a telephone call, the doorbell rings, the record is scratched.
The wood on my dining table is scratched, and it makes the room look kind of scruffy.
The keep-it-simple breakfast, lunch and dinner menu is scratched on a blackboard in schoolteacherly handwriting.
